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Committee of Supply 2024 debate, Day 5: MP Hazel Poa on egg freezing
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Committee of Supply 2024 debate, Day 5: Hazel Poa on egg freezing
We can do more to support women who are thinking of or currently undergoing egg freezing, said NCMP Hazel Poa in Parliament on Tuesday (Mar 5). She called for the Government to consider some level of subsidies in public hospitals and to allow the use of MediSave for this procedure. Businesses...
Singapore can justify public egg freezing subsidy by imposing strict conditions | PET
If tax payers' money is going to be spent on subsidising egg freezing in Singapore it needs to be spent wisely, argues Dr Alexis Heng Boon Chin...
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Letter to the Editor | How SG Govt can help women cope with high costs of egg freezing
Dear Editor, I read with great interest Jewel Storlachuk’s article entitled: “More Singapore women turn to egg freezing, but high cost may be prohibitive
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Forum: Letter of the week #1 Allow use of CPF to pay for egg freezing
I applaud the Government for reconsidering its ban on social egg freezing (Govt reviewing ban on women freezing eggs for non-medical reason, Oct 22). Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Using compulsory pension funds for social egg freezing – a viewpoint from Singapore | PET
Many countries worldwide implement compulsory pension funds and medical savings schemes that are contributed to by both employees and employers. In some countries, employees are allowed to withdraw from such funds to pay for fertility treatments, such as IVF…
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Singapore need not subsidize elective egg freezing - UCA News
In a country with one of world's highest life expectancies, taxpayer’s money can instead be used on rapidly aging population
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